A Dutch appeals court has reportedly ordered international law firm Greenberg Traurig to pay nearly $17 million (14.5m euros) in damages to Tiësto following a years-long legal battle over incorrect U.S. tax advice given to the legendary DJ in 2012.
According to multiple reports, the Amsterdam Court of Appeal ruled that faulty guidance from a tax specialist at Greenberg Traurig caused Tiësto to unknowingly become a U.S. tax resident after spending too many days in the country that year. The incorrect advice allegedly led to improperly filed U.S. tax returns over several years.
The court reportedly determined that had Tiësto…
